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EView Week  | May 13, 2008

A large United States military aircraft, laden with 28,000-pound (12,712 kilograms) aid supplies, landed at the Yangon International Airport Monday afternoon for delivery to cyclone-hit regions through the Myanmar authorities. It was the first planeload of U.S. humanitarian aid supplies allowed to e...
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